be particular about; pay attention to; exquisite
Meanings
3 senses · 10 examplesverb
to be particular about; to pay attention to; to stress
neutralUsed to describe being meticulous or having high standards regarding something.
He is very particular about dietary health.
This restaurant pays great attention to the sourcing of its ingredients.
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We stress efficiency in our work.
She pays great attention to matching her clothes.
noun
something worth noticing or studying; points; details
neutralOften used with '有' or '大有' to indicate that something has many intricacies or is worth delving into.
The method of preparing this dish has a lot of intricacies.
There is a lot of nuance to the art of making tea.
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There are many points of etiquette in gift-giving; you can't be casual about it.
adjective
exquisite; refined; tasteful
neutralDescribes things that are beautifully arranged or of high quality, often due to careful attention.
Her study is very tastefully arranged.
This hotel's service and facilities are very refined.
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The gift he gave was exquisitely packaged.